Fresh concerns over Cudjoe Fianoo\u2019s quest to become the general secretary of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) have emerged as he is been named in the eight-man shortlist even though he doesn\u2019t meet the minimum academic requirements.
\nFianoo, who is the CEO of AshGold FC, is a member of the executive committee of GFA the body which decides on who becomes the next GFA secretary general. As the interviewing panel for the post is decided by the executive committee, Fianoo is playing the referee and player at the same.
\nSerious conflict of interest issues has already been raised over his quest to run for the post. Concerns of favouritism have arisen as he doesn\u2019t have the necessary minimum academic qualifications for the post yet he has been shortlisted to contest.
\nThe GFA set first degree as minimum qualification for the post but under suspicious circumstances his Diploma of Journalism has managed to get him a place in the eight-man shortlist.
\nGFA deputy general secretary Isaac Addo, Kurt Okraku and Cudjoe Fianoo are the leading candidates for the job even though eight candidates are in the hunt for the post to be vacated by Kofi Nsiah.
\nFianoo wields an unfair advantage over the other contestants if he continues to occupy his position on the executive committee. Both Addo and Okraku hold second degree while Fianoo has a diploma from the Ghana Institute of Journalism
\nOkraku, who holds an MBA in Football Administration from the prestigious Liverpool University in the UK, is the favourite for the job. Addo also hold a masters degree from Hull University in the UK Fianoo is also tipped by the experts for the job because of his long association of football administration in Ghana.
\nHis highest academic qualification is a Diploma in Journalism which leaves him behind Addo and Okraku but his experience in the game will count in his favour.
\nThe current term of Ghana FA scribe Kofi Nsiah comes to an end and his stay will not be extended.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Fresh concerns over Cudjoe Fianoo\u2019s quest to become the general secretary of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) have emerged as he is been named in the eight-man shortlist even though he doesn\u2019t meet the minimum academic requirements. Fianoo, who is the CEO of AshGold FC, is a member of the executive committee of GFA the […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-273381","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard"],"yoast_head":"\n